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Sonographer - CDC inNewmarket inNewmarket PUBLISHED WED 22 JAN 2025

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year Per annum, pro rata  PERMANENT 
NHS ULTRASOUND

West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work in a friendly, passionate, and supportive team environment.
Exposure to diverse ultrasound areas, including MSK and Vascular, enhancing skill set and experience.
Involvement in the planning and development of a new hospital as part of the Future System Programme.
Recognition for high-quality standards with QSI accreditation for 12 years and new BS7000 accreditation, enhancing professional credibility.
Opportunity for personal and professional growth through training, supervision, and dedicated study time.
Ability to work across various community sites, which provides greater flexibility and diversity in work experience.
Role in maintaining high patient care standards, ensuring both physical and emotional needs are met.
West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust is seeking dedicated Sonographers for their Newmarket Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) and other community sites. Candidates with qualifications in various ultrasound areas, including MSK and Vascular, are welcome to apply. The role involves autonomously producing high-quality ultrasound images and diagnostic reports, maintaining high standards within the ultrasound team, and training and supervising new staff. Successful applicants will be self-motivated and compassionate, committed to delivering excellent patient care while ensuring adherence to policies and protocols.

Joining this growing team presents an exciting opportunity, particularly with the ongoing plans for a new hospital under the Future System Programme and collaborative efforts with regional Trusts. The role includes participation in governance and quality assurance programs, along with opportunities for personal and professional development through training initiatives. The closing date for applications may be adjusted based on the response received, so interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly.

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Useful skills for a Sonographer - CDC:
To work as a sonographer in the UK, you will need a combination of educational qualifications, technical skills, and interpersonal skills. Here’s a summary of the key skills and qualifications required:
Educational Qualifications:
1. Degree in Diagnostic Imaging or Related Field:
- Usually requires a Bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Radiography or a related healthcare field.
- Alternatively, a postgraduate diploma or master's degree in ultrasound might be needed if you come from a different background.
2. Sonography Training:
- Completion of a recognized training program in ultrasound (nysonography).
3. Registration:
- Registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) if required for your specific role.
- Relevant professional certifications may be beneficial or required.
Technical Skills:
1. Ultrasound Equipment Operation:
- Proficient in setting up and operating ultrasound machines and equipment.
2. Image Acquisition and Interpretation:
- Ability to capture high-quality images and understand echogenicity, anatomy, and pathology.
3. Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology:
- Strong understanding of human anatomy and physiology to appropriately assess and interpret images.
4. Knowledge of Doppler Ultrasound Techniques:
- Familiarity with Doppler techniques for assessing blood flow and vascular conditions.
5. Safety Practices:
- Knowledge of ultrasound safety standards and practices to ensure patient safety.
Interpersonal Skills:
1. Communication:
- Strong verbal and written communication skills to explain procedures to patients and share findings with medical staff.
2. Patient Care:
- Ability to empathize and provide support to patients, explaining the process and addressing concerns.
3. Teamwork:
- Working effectively as part of a healthcare team, collaborating with radiologists and other medical professionals.
4. Attention to Detail:
- Precision and attention to detail when performing scans and reporting findings.
5. Problem Solving:
- Ability to troubleshoot technical issues with equipment and adapt to changing situations during examinations.
Additional Skills:
1. IT Proficiency:
- Familiarity with healthcare and imaging software, as well as electronic patient records systems.
2. Continuous Professional Development:
- Commitment to ongoing training and education to stay up-to-date with advancements in ultrasound technology and techniques.
 


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